VALOR HEALTH·Emmett, Idaho
The Respiratory Therapist plans, organizes, and provides comprehensive patient care, including respiratory therapy, sleep medicine, EKG, and various testing procedures. Responsibilities also involve ensuring proper equipment maintenance, completing documentation, and collaborating effectively with medical staff across the organization.
Candidates must possess Respiratory Therapist credentialing from the National Board of Respiratory Care and a valid current Idaho State license. Required certifications include BLS, ACLS, NRP, PALS, and STABLE within six months of hire, with a preference for at least two years of acute care experience.
Market context
Idaho healthcare employers often need respiratory therapists for hospitals, emergency care, and inpatient units, and PRN coverage can be especially useful for filling variable shifts. This role is competitive because it requires current Idaho licensure, graduation from an AMA-approved program, and BLS now with ACLS and NRP within one year; review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time before applying. A practical next step is to confirm your certification timeline and availability for flexible shifts.